They have an understanding now and Whyalla aside it would be all...

They have an understanding now and Whyalla aside it would be all good, keeping in mind if Whyalla were losing $100m annualised up until administration then the $300m of supposed cost savings identified by the Board and implemented see a return into the black. The $300m was identified prior to steel prices rising, tariffs increased, 10% wage cuts and Government bringing forward rail orders of around 60,000 tons.